Von Miller joins Chris Harris Jr. and Brandon Krisztal for an incredible conversation about legacy, rivalry, and why this matchup means something extra. Von reflects on his rookie connection with Chris, their bond through Super Bowl 50, and the emotions of missing the Ring of Fame weekend. He details his pursuit of the all-time sack list, the influence of DeMarcus Ware, how the game has evolved for pass rushers, and what makes Myles Garrett special in this era. Von also goes deep on Bo Nix’s emergence, explaining why the Broncos’ young quarterback isn’t scared, makes timely plays, and has the locker room behind him. The crew breaks down Denver’s eighth straight win, the rise of the Broncos’ defense under Vance Joseph, and how the Commanders defense plans to contain Nix for the first time. The conversation hits on culture, coaching, the new Broncos facility, and why this Denver team feels built to last. A must-listen episode with Super Bowl MVP insight and a ton of football wisdom.

In this week’s Football Fridays, Chris Harris Jr. and Brandon Krisztal examine how the Broncos have transformed into one of the AFC’s most confident teams heading into their bye at 9–2. They open by unpacking Denver’s win over Kansas City, including the defensive game plan that forced Mahomes into mistakes and the clutch throws from Bo Nix that continue to define his season. CHJ highlights the growth of Ja’Quan McMillian, the challenges facing Riley Moss on deep balls, and how the secondary has evolved under Vance Joseph. The film room features detailed breakdowns of key plays, including near-interceptions, coverage technique, and how Denver disguised looks to counter Kansas City's adjustments. Sean Payton’s comments on the psychological turning point of last year’s loss also underline the team’s current mindset. Later, former Texas and NFL tight end Bo Scaife joins the show to talk local football roots and the launch of his new All Pro Cannabis store. The episode closes with CHJ’s picks for Week 12, including why he believes Colts–Chiefs is the most important game in the conference playoff race.

On this week’s Football Fridays with CHJ & BK, Brandon Krisztal and Chris Harris Jr. start with the news that rocked the Broncos’ locker room: Alex Singleton’s early-detected testicular cancer diagnosis. They discuss how the NFL’s medical testing helped catch it, what it means for Singleton’s timeline, and how teammates like Courtland Sutton are rallying around their captain and friend. From there, the guys hit the offensive side of the ball, reacting to Sean Payton’s comments about simplifying things for Bo Nix, the impact of first- and second-down penalties, and how much the drops and missed opportunities are holding the passing game back. They also talk about the return of Lil’Jordan Humphrey, what he brings as a blocker and reliable target, how Marvin Mims changes the explosive-play equation, and why wide receiver blocking is so critical to the Broncos’ screen game.

Then it’s time to go behind enemy lines as longtime Chiefs sideline reporter Josh Klingler joins the show to explain what’s really going on with Kansas City. Josh and Chris dig into why a 5–4 Chiefs team feels so “meh,” how their banged-up offensive line is holding them back, what Rashee (Richie) Rice adds to the offense, Travis Kelce’s continued dominance, and how teams like the Jags and Bills have attacked the Chiefs’ weaknesses. Back on the Broncos’ side, Chris breaks down why this Denver defense is so unselfish and dangerous, why Vance Joseph’s front can give Mahomes fits, and how guys like Zach Allen and Nik Bonitto can wreck the game if they keep Mahomes in the pocket. In the weekly Chris Harris Jr. Film Room, they roll back last year’s matchup in Kansas City to show how the Broncos generated pressure, what coverages worked against Kelce, and where communication busts simply can’t happen on third-and-long.

The guys also run through the latest Bell & Pollock Injury Report, from Singleton’s absence to Jonah Ellis’ hamstring, Marvin Mims’ return from concussion, and how the Broncos might deploy DeAndre Tillman on defense — and maybe even dream about him as a goal-line tight end. They close with their weekly picks around the league, including Commanders–Dolphins in Madrid, Bucs–Bills, Seahawks–Rams, Lions–Eagles, and finally their predictions for Broncos–Chiefs at Empower Field at Mile High. Will Denver’s defense be enough to slow down Mahomes, and can Bo Nix and the offense do just enough to pull off another statement win? Chris and Brandon both see a tight, low-20s game coming down to a late field goal.

The Broncos’ defense dominated again — six sacks, relentless pressure, and another game without giving up a touchdown. Brandon and Chris dive into why the Raiders’ game plan failed, how Nik Bonitto and Zach Allen led the charge, and what Sean Payton admitted about “looking at the wrong section” of his play sheet. They also highlight the continued offensive issues — penalties, lack of rhythm, and underused weapons like Courtland Sutton — while giving credit to Bo Nix and the O-line for keeping the team steady. With Kansas City looming, they assess how Denver stacks up in the AFC and why this defense could carry them deep into January.

In this week’s Football Fridays with Chris Harris Jr. & Brandon Krisztal, the Broncos defense puts on a clinic against the Cowboys, leading to a confident look ahead to their matchup with the Houston Texans. J.K. Dobbins expresses his love for Denver and his hopes for a long-term future with the team. Chris Harris Jr. explains why the Broncos’ physical, disciplined play has made them elite in the red zone, while BK highlights how Sean Payton’s offense continues to find balance through the run game. The episode also explores the strategic signing of Marcedes Lewis, injury updates on Pat Surtain II and Marvin Mims, and predictions around key NFL matchups including Bills–Chiefs and Seahawks–Commanders. A mix of film breakdown, locker room insight, and honest analysis from one of the Broncos’ all-time greats.

Coming off one of the wildest wins in Broncos history, Chris Harris Jr. and Brandon Krisztal break down how Denver pulled off the improbable comeback and what it will take to keep that momentum going against the red-hot Dallas Cowboys.

Chris shares what it was like being back in Denver with his Super Bowl 50 teammates for the reunion weekend, gives his take on the controversial pass interference call against Riley Moss — and why he thinks the NFL should change the rule — and weighs in on Sean Payton’s calculated comments about Russell Wilson.

Plus: the FBI investigation involving Chauncey Billups, what it says about the growing gambling problem across sports, and how Dak Prescott’s MVP-level season has turned the Cowboys offense into the league’s most dangerous unit.

It’s a special edition of Football Fridays as Chris Harris Jr. joins Brandon Krisztal live in studio ahead of Demaryius Thomas’ Ring of Fame induction and a huge weekend in Broncos Country.

Chris opens up about what DT meant to the team and city — sharing personal memories, locker room stories, and how the Super Bowl 50 brotherhood is reconnecting for the first time in years. The guys also break down the Broncos’ dominant defensive performance in London, including why Nik Bonitto and Jonathan Cooper’s back-to-back Defensive Player of the Week honors have echoes of the No Fly Zone era.

Then, Harris heads into the film room to dissect the Broncos nine sacks from the London game, spotlighting Zach Allen, Ja’Quan McMillian, and Pat Surtain II, before turning the page to a full Giants preview — from rookie QB Jaxson Dart’s mobility to the trench battle featuring Brian Burns and Bo Nix’s protection plan.

With trash talk brewing between Broncos and Giants players, Harris explains why “you never want to wake the bear,” and what the defense needs to do to keep its historic pace. Plus, his take on how Bo Nix and Sean Payton’s chemistry is evolving and why this could be the week the offense finally catches fire.

This week’s 'Football Fridays' goes international — it’s the "London edition" as Brandon broadcasts from Tottenham Hotspur’s world-class training complex ahead of the Broncos-Jets showdown across the pond, while Chris Harris Jr. checks in from back home in the States.

The guys open by breaking down Denver’s "statement comeback win in Philadelphia", debating whether it’s a season-defining moment for Bo Nix and Sean Payton’s Broncos or just a single step forward. Chris explains why this team can’t afford to “give any away” with the AFC West tightening and why Nik Bonitto’s Defensive Player of the Week performance has him on a real-time "Defensive Player of the Year pace".

From there they dive into the unique challenges of an overseas trip — routine, recovery, and bonding — plus the scene at Tottenham and what it means for the NFL’s growing London footprint. In the 'Film Room', Chris breaks down tape on Riley Moss, Pat Surtain II, and Jahdae Barron, pointing out coverage details and teaching moments from the win over the Eagles.

Then Brandon goes 'Behind Enemy Lines' with Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic for an insider look at the struggling Jets, new GM Darren Mougey, and the future of Justin Fields in New York. The show wraps with the 'Bell & Pollock Injury Report', and final predictions for Broncos-Jets.

The Broncos are back in the spotlight after a dominant 28–3 win over the Bengals on Monday Night Football, and Chris Harris Jr. and Brandon Krisztal break it all down. From the pass rush duo of Nik Bonitto and Jonathon Cooper wreaking havoc, to J.K. Dobbins and R.J. Harvey powering a balanced run game, the guys dive into how Denver’s offense and defense finally clicked on the national stage.

Then, it’s time to look ahead: can the Broncos carry that momentum into Philadelphia against Vic Fangio’s defense and a 4–0 Eagles squad? They go 'Behind Enemy Lines' with the Eagles beat reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Olivia Reiner, to get an inside look at Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown, and what’s holding back Philly’s offense.

Plus, Chris takes us into the film room for a closer look at the secondary on MNF, and CHJ & BK make predictions on the biggest NFL matchups of the weekend.

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Denver insider Brandon Krisztal teams up with former All-Pro cornerback Chris Harris Jr. to break down the Chargers film and what really stood out on both sides of the ball. Then, they turn the page and preview the upcoming Monday night showdown against the Bengals—key matchups, what to watch for, and where the game will be won.

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